J, K, and L Lists Vocabulary Flashcards
jest, joke, mock (v.); prank (n.)
jape
tired of something (thing is this and you are blasé)
jejune
“joy of life;” someone who is very happy
joie de vivre
government by the worst possible citizens
kakistocracy
to know something; see, realize something
ken [d’ye ken him?]
a photograph of a child
kindergraph
fear of exhaustion
kokophobia
not up to standard
lackluster
a policy or attitude of letting things take their own course, without interfering
laissez faire
an item given free to a customer when something else is bought
lagniappe
elegant, concise
lapidary
guardians of household, importance of the home; first: original founder of house who stays there forever; second: watched over wealth of house
lares and penates
a gift [bestowing a ___]
largess
suspicious, distrustful
leery
(n.:) the inability to recall the right word or the right name
lethological/lethonomia